and campaigned heavily by one of HNA?s big hitters *cough*STAR Voice wrote: Indeed. This is an idea that arose from the Royalty Points Review that STAR carried out amongst its members and on a thread on this forum some time ago. It's something STAR has pushed for quite a while since and we're very pleased to see the Club agreeing and rewarding our away supporters in equal measure.
No - RFC are setting a good example which hopefully other clubs will follow. STAR has pressed the club to pursue reciprocal pricing arrangements - ie you charge us £10 we'll charge you £10 - and I believe there may have been one or two instances of that happening.LWJ wrote:Is this just for away fans visiting us? Or have we managed to agree the same conditions for all others clubs we visit?
AND CAMPAIGNED HEAVILY BY ONE OF HNA'S BIG HITTERSLWJ wrote:and campaigned heavily by one of HNA?s big hitters *cough*STAR Voice wrote: Indeed. This is an idea that arose from the Royalty Points Review that STAR carried out amongst its members and on a thread on this forum some time ago. It's something STAR has pushed for quite a while since and we're very pleased to see the Club agreeing and rewarding our away supporters in equal measure.
Good idea, more fans should do this.LWJ wrote:Have personally decided to boycott any league away game this season which is £30+ which will probably be Sheffield Wednesday, Norwich, Ipswich and Brighton.
Have any other clubs (Champo or otherwise) brought this in or is it just us? Referring to 20's plenty rather than reciprocal pricing.STAR Liaison wrote:No - RFC are setting a good example which hopefully other clubs will follow. STAR has pressed the club to pursue reciprocal pricing arrangements - ie you charge us £10 we'll charge you £10 - and I believe there may have been one or two instances of that happening.LWJ wrote:Is this just for away fans visiting us? Or have we managed to agree the same conditions for all others clubs we visit?
Not that I've heard. But I'm not up-to-the-minute on this.Brum Royal wrote:Have any other clubs (Champo or otherwise) brought this in or is it just us? Referring to 20's plenty rather than reciprocal pricing.STAR Liaison wrote:No - RFC are setting a good example which hopefully other clubs will follow. STAR has pressed the club to pursue reciprocal pricing arrangements - ie you charge us £10 we'll charge you £10 - and I believe there may have been one or two instances of that happening.LWJ wrote:Is this just for away fans visiting us? Or have we managed to agree the same conditions for all others clubs we visit?
I think we need this scheme to be successful as it could eventually convince others, particularly the Sheffield Wednesdays charging in excess of £40.Lower West wrote:Hopefully today's good away support from BHA augers well for the rest of the season. Nothing better to improve the atmosphere in the stadium. Banter is part and parcel of the game. Nothing worse than sitting in a library. Must help the players too. .
*All clubs have capped tickets at £30.00percy_freeman wrote:Think the club has only stated Twenty's plenty for league games and I think there is a similar scheme in the Premiership with some clubs capping it at £30.
As far as I'm aware, only Cardiff have reciprocated the offer so far.siforest65 wrote:Kudos to Reading for this and by my calculations it's about half price compared to the rip off merchants of Sheffield Wedsnesday to sit in a depcrepid shit stadium for away fans.
I hope other clubs are reciprocating the agreement though but guess they aren't
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sThat really is bad but not surprising.tidus_mi2 wrote:As far as I'm aware, only Cardiff have reciprocated the offer so far.siforest65 wrote:Kudos to Reading for this and by my calculations it's about half price compared to the rip off merchants of Sheffield Wedsnesday to sit in a depcrepid shit stadium for away fans.
I hope other clubs are reciprocating the agreement though but guess they aren't
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